Network Technologies Inc (NTI)

Aurora, OH: Network Technologies Inc (NTI) announces the addition of the SPLITMUX® HDMI Quad Screen Multiviewer with Built-in USB KVM Switch to its popular line of video products. The unit enables four computers to display video simultaneously on one monitor and can switch one of the four attached computers to a shared keyboard and mouse for operation and to two additional USB devices such as touch screen monitors and USB flash drives.

The SPLITMUX-USBHD-4RT supports video resolutions to 2K 2048x1080, HDTV resolutions to 1080p, and computer resolutions to 1920x1200 with independent video in to video out resolution. It is capable of displaying the video sources in Quad, Picture in Picture (PiP), Full, or Custom mode. In Custom display mode, the size, position, and selection of any or all windows are customizable, and users can zoom, pan, and crop the image from any source to focus on key areas.

In any display mode or preset layout, the audio from the connected HDMI sources can be switched independently from the video, with multiple audio channels simultaneously active. The unit features fluid, real-time video performance with 60 frames per second in all four quadrants when in Quad mode. A customized text label can be added for each video window to provide easy input identification (UMD).

The HDMI Multiviewer with Built-In USB KVM features a built-in 2-port USB 2.0 hub. All connected USB devices can be switched between connected computers. In Full Screen mode, USB touch screen monitors can be used to control the connected active computer. Control the multiviewer through Ethernet, RS232 serial port, keyboard commands, on screen display (OSD), front panel buttons, or IR remote.  The SPLITMUX-USBHD-4RT can be cascaded to display video from any number of video sources on one screen. Each video source in the cascade can be controlled directly from the Web Server graphical user interface (GUI) under Custom Mode settings. The multiviewer is available as a desktop unit, 1RU rackmount unit, or dual side-by-side rackmount units in 1RU.